New Nolan Wells Audio: Is It A Smoking Gun?!

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What does the newly released distress call audio actually contain?

Don Lemon 0:00
So here is the video that you mentioned. You said it was on Nancy's show. Now, that would take a day enhanced. But from the original audio engineer who enhanced it, she said she did not use AI techniques. She used minimal because she wanted it to be as minimally touched as possible. And this is the one that Dineva is talking about. Listen.
Unknown 0:16
Detail assistance, Vicki speaking.
Reecie Colbert 0:25
How can I help you?
Unknown 0:27
Hey, we're at the west tip of Florence.
Don Lemon 0:30
Okay, so the rest is, you know, the call. The bilge pump is going out. All right, so that one is... Okay, so... Who should go first? Reese? Reese gone.
Reecie Colbert 0:44
Well, you know, there, there's so much disinformation and misinformation that spreads. There's so much unsourced materials. So when I did see the audio engineer who worked on that video, I felt a lot more comfortable reacting to it because I saw it being sourced as from the Mississippi department, which it wasn't, it was enhanced audio. So I think that if you take the credibility of the woman and explain, But in her process, as she explained, she's an award winning audio producer, audio engineer. Then I think that you have to really seriously take this as evidence that perhaps foul play was involved. It didn't say exactly how something may have happened to Nolan, but it certainly seems that he was on that boat, if you believe that.
Reecie Colbert 1:32
That audio. Um, and so it's incredibly disturbing, but it is, it does paint a picture into something may have happened. I mean, the words coverup were specifically used in that. And so I hope that, um, you know, that the authorities are looking at this, there's a grand jury and I hope that we get some answers.
Clay Cane 1:55
Mm-hmm. Clay? Well, first and foremost, Daniel, I hope you did your Tina Marie research. I sent you a Tina Marie link, so I'm hoping that you did your research now so we can make a reference. Okay. I hope you did your team.

Who verified the audio and did the engineer use AI to enhance it?

Clay Cane 2:10
I had to give them a little bit of homework. So you know how I feel about that. Let me say this. To Daniel's point earlier, that, and I'm paraphrasing here, you said it a few minutes ago, that you said focusing on the friends or the kids who were there, you were saying that's more so a distraction and we have to focus on the evidence. Do I have that right? Is that what you said more or less? Okay.
Daniel Grimes 2:35
And the investigation and the investigators, yeah.
Clay Cane 2:37
Gotcha. But I disagree with that. We gotta focus on the friends. We gotta focus on the people who were there. That is the heart of the evidence. That is the heart of any true crime series. Who are the people who are there? What's happening? What is this cover-up? I mean, it reminds me of when Trayvon Martin was killed. I remember the audio came out of his shooting, and people were trying to decipher everything. And he was on the phone with one of his friends. I mean, they grilled her. I mean, we heard bizarre audio with George Zimmerman. I mean, from what I heard, I want to see a deeper investigation. Is an arrest possible? I don't know. But the idea that we're going to put the people who may have saw him last when he was alive to put that on the back burner i don't think that's a good idea brother i don't think it is now i'm not i understand what you're saying we can't jump the gun i'm not doing that but from what i heard in the audio i ain't jumping guns the the gun is pretty loud so i just want to be clear that the last people who saw him alive they have the answers
Clay Cane 3:54
And I want to see a proper investigation. And it's here we are again, where once again, people who are not part of the investigate, and maybe there are things that have come up on the low that we don't know about. Fair enough. You know, we're not right there every millisecond. But here we are again, people who are not even part of the investigation, revealing information that it appears, could be wrong, that the folks in Mississippi have not figured out. And this goes to the heart of black journalism, black media, we gonna figure it out. So I wanna really lean into this whole idea that focusing on the kids is the wrong angle. I mean, they're going up there, pop dipping and spinning with that guy fricking office or whatever, doing interviews, going to the scene where he was last alive, going there.

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